Agri Politics
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has called on Taoiseach Micheál Martin to ensure that the...
With discussion about a proposed trade deal between the European Union and some South American...
Beef
There has been a rise in demand from Brazilian beef producers for more reliable beef genetics with...
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Environment
With COP30 set to kick off next week, the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers' Association has slammed the event as a "masterclass in hypocrisy".
The Mercosur member states are to work more closely with the World Trade Organization on its internal regulation for animal and plant health.
Agri-Business
Global flavour, ingredients, and dairy company Carbery Group, headquartered in west Co. Cork, has...
Demand from Asia and "strategic export expansions" by South American countries is set to drive sustained growth in the global beef trade
A delegation of MEPs from the European Parliament's Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development...
Ornua is among 70 delegates from the European food and drinks industry participating in this week's EU agri-food mission to Brazil.
Brazil has requested World Trade Organisation (WTO) dispute consultations with the United States, concerning tariff measures
The average beef price in the EU from the end of June to the first week in July was approximately...
Food awareness orgaisation ProVeg Brazil, have began a project to help Brazilian livestock farmers transition to plant-based agroforestry.
An Irish MEP has claimed that Brazil underreports the level of use of antibiotics in its livestock and food production sector.
Beef News
The presidents of Brazil and France spoke of their differences on the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement yesterday.
N.Ireland
Farmers for Action (FFA) has requested a meeting with Stormont farm minister, Andrew Muir, to discuss North’s new Nutrient Action Programme
Pig/Poultry
Brazil, the largest exporter of poultry meat in the world, has confirmed its first outbreak of bird flu on a commercial poultry farm
Machinery
Case New Holland have reported a dramatic fall in sales for Q1 2025, with consolidated revenues being $3.83 billion (down 21%)
"It's not true that we are destroying forestry and vegetation" - the message from Prof. Dr. Lucio Francelino Araujo from University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Brazil confirmed that it will reduce to zero the import tax tariffs on certain foods in a bid to tackle rising food price inflation.
Brazil is forecast to have a "historic bumper harvest" with grain production estimated at over 328 million tonnes for 2024/2025.
Tillage
AHDB is confirming that South American weather patterns are now impacting UK grain market trends in a meaningful way.
After CNH posted a dismal year for sales in 2024, AGCO has weighed in with its own set of results which tell a very similar story.
